Med-El Tempo + Hearing Aid, Amigo Receiver, CI 40, FM CI Adaptor, Connection Cable, Listening Headset, Connevans Accessory Tester, Audio Shoe, Stetoclips User guide

Amigo with Med-El Tempo +
It is not possible to wear the Amigo receiver at ear level with
this processor. It can be body worn.
You will need:
• An Amigo receiver.
• A CI-40 connection cable from Oticon (part no. 384-10-040-00)
• An FM CI adaptor from Oticon.
Battery compartment
Insert receiver
Insert cable
There is also a gain control
switch on the side.
What to do:
It is necessary to consult with the cochlear implant centre about
which program should be used for FM.
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Ensure that the battery in the CI adaptor is good.
One end of the connection cable fits into the adaptor; it is
obvious which one.
The other end fits into the Tempo + processor. To fit it into
the processor you need to open up the cover on the angled
battery pack. To do this you must pull it straight back and
then lift it up. Under this cover is a socket into which the
other end of the connection cable will fit.
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Plug the receiver into the adaptor. The adaptor and receiver
can then be pinned to clothing or worn in a pocket.
Once the receiver is in place switch on the transmitter.
Switch the receiver to the ○○ position.
Turn on the processor.
Synchronize the transmitter with the receiver. To do this,
turn the transmitter and receiver on. Make sure the receiver
is powered. Ensure that the receiver is 20-40cm away from
the transmitter. Press the sync button in the centre of the
transmitter. The LED will flash and then come on
continuously when the correct channel is found.
The red light should now appear on the receiver showing
that it is working.
Troubleshooting
If the red light on the receiver does not come on:
- Check that the battery in the CI adaptor is good.
- Check the battery in the transmitter.
- Make sure that the receiver and transmitter are synchronized.
If the red light still does not come on:
You can test the receiver separately by using an Oticon listening
headset or the Connevans accessory tester. Alternatively, if you have
a hearing aid and stetoclips available, you could connect the receiver
to the audio shoe on the hearing aid and listen to it using the
stetoclips.
Try synchronizing again. If the red light still does not come on then
the fault must be in the adaptor. Try a new battery in the adaptor
and if this still does not work, it should be replaced.
**You cannot check the connecting lead or the processor. If the red
light does not come on, then the adaptor is faulty. After that you are
dependent on feedback from the child as to whether the processor is
working correctly.
If the light on the receiver is red but the child still complains that he
cannot hear, you could try replacing the connecting lead.
Interference
If the child complains of interference, walk round the room in order
to locate the source of this interference. Check if either finding a
different place in the room is beneficial or whether choosing a
different channel will solve the problem.
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